What idioms describe sunrise or sunset?

Meaning: The rising sun rises. The sun rises in the east in the morning, depicting a vibrant scene.

Origin: In The Book of Songs, there is an explanation that "the wild geese are singing, and the rising sun is budding", and there is also an explanation that "the rising sun rises to An Lan" symbolizes peace and prosperity.

2. Late in the morning.

Moral: The sun rises as high as three bamboo poles. The sun rose high and it was getting late. It also describes people getting up too late.

Source: Nanqi Book "Tian Ji": "In November of the fifth year of Yongming, the sunrise in Dinghai was extremely high, and the cinnabar color was red and yellow." In Ji Hua Lee, Volume 1: "Late in the morning. The ancient poem goes: the wind disappears in the morning. "

3. Xia Guangwan Road

Meaning: Describe the beautiful scene of sunlight scattering at sunrise and sunset. It also describes a glittering treasure.

Source: Wu Mingcheng's Journey to the West, the sixty-third time: "... this is the whole old as new, a thousand rays of sunshine, a thousand inspirations, still visible in all directions, shared by the four countries."

Qing Wenkang's Biography of Heroes of Children: Chapter 31: "But I saw something, reflecting the sun, shining all around, full of auspicious breath, flying to his arms from the door."

The sun is setting.

Meaning: thin: close; Xishan: generally refers to the high mountains in the west. The sun is going down. Metaphor is that people are old, or rotten things are close to extinction.

Source: Xiong Chuan: "Near Miluo, I am afraid of the sunset."

Jin Shimi's Chen Qingbiao: "However, Liu Ri will die, and his life is in danger."

5. The sun went down.

Meaning: refers to the scene at sunset in the evening. It also means death or the decline of things.

Source: Yan Shu in the Northern Song Dynasty "Huanxisha New Words and a Glass of Wine": "When will the sunset return?"